I have a, verified by Google, google apps script web app, which handles various google drive,google docs/sheets/slides functions (4 scopes).
Since verification, I have not edited or updated the script, but now need to make some changes.
If I stay within the scopes declared, will my app remain verified, or will any change require a re-verification?
CodePudding user response：
Once your script is verified, your app should remain verified even if it is modified (as long as you stay within the scope).
You only need to verify it again when the modifications done belongs to a different scope which is not listed on the initial verification.
Similar behavior goes with normal script when done by a gmail account. Executing it at first will require you to verify the account with the scopes used. Once verified and authorized, it will now bypass this verification process the next time you execute the script, unless you add a new method that belongs to a new scope which requires you to do the verification process again.